Exhibit:
Introduction | Ancient sky-watchers | Celestial deities in the time of the pharaohs | Cosmic connectors | The sun at which one cannot stare | Without the moon, there would be no life | Lunar enlightenment | Cosmic models | Celestial guidance | A universe of possibilities |
Education:
Astronomy in Africa | ArtLAB+ interviews | Star sounds | Cosmos diary (blog) | African Cosmos (Twitter) | Family guide | A Galaxy of Activities | Teacher Lesson Plans | Sons of the Moon DVD
The World Wide Telescope (WWT) is a freely accessible software program created at Microsoft Research with astronomical guidance from astronomers at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and elsewhere. WWT creates a rich visualization environment that enables your computer to function as a virtual telescope, allowing anyone to explore the Universe.
